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ISCP L3 Diploma in Canine Nutrition and Health

Overview

Nutrition plays a fundamental role in every aspect of a dog’s health, behaviour and long-term wellbeing. The ISCP Level 3 Diploma in Canine Nutrition & Health explores the science behind what dogs eat and how diet influences the complex systems that support physical and emotional health. Through this comprehensive programme you will examine the essential nutrients required for canine health, including proteins, fats, vitamins and minerals, and explore how different dietary approaches can influence digestion, metabolism and overall wellbeing. You will also explore the growing scientific interest in the relationship between nutrition, gut health and behaviour, gaining insight into how diet can influence the way dogs feel, respond and function in their daily lives. Designed for those wishing to deepen their understanding of canine health and welfare, this diploma provides valuable knowledge for canine professionals, dog guardians and anyone interested in the science of canine nutrition. The course is recognised professional development and is accredited by iPET Network, ensuring it meets established educational standards. No prior learning is required, making it accessible for those beginning their study of canine nutrition, while still offering a detailed and thought-provoking exploration of the subject. Students typically complete the diploma with approximately 120 hours of flexible online study, allowing learning to fit around professional and personal commitments. The time frame for completion of this course is 2 years.

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